Yep, more or less. In wide open throttle (only) situations, the computer manipulates fueling and spark to maintain a target RPM (and even better, remain in boost for a turbo car).

GM has had this for well over a decade. In my old Cobalt SS/TC, it meant you can keep your right foot buried; clutch in, shift, clutch out. You never go off-throttle. Worked flawlessly and made for some great sounds.

Sort of related. I’m a Product Manager in the automotive aftermarket; but for a very large Tier 1. Since March 2020, things have only gotten busier on my side whereas the OE side all but ground to a halt. The positive, I had OE application engineers and CAD designers offered up to me by the dozens just to keep them…

Lol, huh?

All I want/need is a plug-in hybrid pickup. Come ooooonn.

That’s nothing: think of the associated costs that go with actually updating their logo everywhere it exists (both physically and virtually)....

I’d say it’s about time they announce a new gen!

$32-$39K before incentives according to their website.

I forgot to reply seriously. I have this one: https://www.costco.com/saferacks-tire-rack.product.100459731.html

Heh.

...yes..?

C6 Z06. Full bolt-ons, cammed, tuned, DOT slicks, small shot of nitrous too. I’ve been in plenty of fast-to-me cars (plethora of Porsches, Viper, GT350, M3, GTR). This car was on another level. Honestly, the reason it scared me so much was because 140mph+ came so fast that I didn’t understand how. It didn’t make…

I heard Manti Te’o’s girlfriend commissioned the car. 

Wild guess.... $DAN.

Jason, in your video you mentioned a fold-down front windshield, which really surprised me and I was wondering how I had missed any mention of it yesterday. Did you just get excited as you were explaining..? Or did Ford really manage to pull that off as well?

With just a hint of understeer... /s

Even if that includes trying to kill you

TIL The Si is a sub-2,900lbs car. And that makes me smile. I had no idea! Hell, my old FoST was at least 300lbs heavier.

Liberty Aviation Museum in NW Ohio has two of these now! I finally got to fly in one last summer and it was quite an experience.

Having access to IHS data, I checked the numbers. As of July ‘19 (latest update available) 0 (as in, zero) 2020 Supras had been registered.